In the last few issues of the Farm Equipment Manufacturers Assn. Shortliner, we have shared information with members on legislation being promoted by the North Dakota Implement Dealers Assn. That legislation was signed by the Governor on March 16 and will take effect August 1.
It’s been just over a year since Case IH’s revised sales and service agreement was making waves. At that time, Matthew Larsgaard, president/CEO of the North Dakota Implement Dealers Assn., highlighted 11 provisions that represent major concerns in the agreement that dealers needed to be aware of. Since then, dealer purity issues haven’t been making much noise.
Representatives from association member companies met to elect members to the Board of Directors. The new Board of Directors then met to elect officers for 2016/2017.
FEMA is holding a special session during it's convention in San Diego for its attending members on “Dealer and Distribution Relations” on Tuesday, Nov. 1.
The recent article "What Consultants Say About Shortline-Only Farm Equipment Dealerships" brought to mind the dealer surveys that Farm Equipment Manufacturers Assn. (FEMA) conducted during the early 2000s.
During the 63rd Annual Fall Convention held in October, in Indianapolis, the Farm Equipment Manufacturers Assn. (FEMA) elected Marc McConnell, Art's Way Manufacturing Co., as the 61st president of the Association. McConnell has served on the associations board since 2007.
During the 55th Annual Spring Management Clinic, March 28-30, in Biloxi, Miss., the Farm Equipment Manufacturers Assn.'s Supplier Associate Section elected their 2012-2013 Board of Governors as follows.
The Farm Equipment Manufacturers Association Spring Clinic will give shortline manufacturers a view of their equipment dealers' unique needs and challenges.
In this episode of On the Record, brought to you by Associated Equipment Distributors, we report on the recently announced plans to bring United Equipment Distributors and the North American Equipment Dealers Association together under one unified organization — Equipment Equipment Dealers.
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